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Stories of community and connection
Because LivingLutheran.org publishes new content every day, some stories may slip under the radar. We’re taking a moment to highlight a few recent articles that reflect the resilie...
On Stories, a guest post by Nafiza Azad
Stories wove through every point of my life. When the world didn’t make sense, I would narrate an alternative version in my head that would help me understand.
The Storyteller: Three Red Lights Over Zinfandel Lane
Why Listening to Stories Matters as Much as Reading Them
By Monica Williams, Account Manager, OverDrive Long before books, stories were told around an open fire, late into the night, among families and communities. Oral storytelling is t...
Which of Your Childhood Stories Do Your Kids Love?
The other day, I was hanging out with my three children on our backyard trampoline, when my five-year-old daughter, Ella, made a request. “Mommy, can you tell me a story about when...
Stories as a Resource: How Narrative Design Builds Resilience
This article is part of "Thresholds", a special edition printed newspaper by Cobe Notes x ArchDaily.There are two unique things about being human that made us survive the early yea...
The sacred craft of storytelling
The first time Andrea Roske-Metcalfe attended a live event presented by the Moth, she had no idea what the global storytelling nonprofit was. “I ended up at a Moth Mainstage... The...
Americana Stories: What our fiction series says about the music and ourselves
When we asked readers for short fiction about Americana in the Spring, we got far more than a set of stories about cowboy hats and lonesome highways, which, to be honest, was a wor...
How Many Stories Can Your Data Tell?
How the way we represent data can change what we think the data is saying The post How Many Stories Can Your Data Tell? appeared first on Towards Data Science.
The Most Dangerous Story Is the Only One You Know
When I was a child, I believed stories belonged to other people. The post The Most Dangerous Story Is the Only One You Know appeared first on The Good Men Project.
Deals with the devil and an escape artist cat: Among the storytellers on a small Irish island
A longstanding storytelling festival brings people in their droves to the island of Cape Clear.
STORY OF THE WEEK: October 18
The story of the week for October 12 to 16 is… Sunrise by Melanie Winklosky and Taking Flight by Stephanie Lye
Must-Read Jewish Memoirs
Storytelling has always been at the heart of the Jewish experience. For generations, sharing personal histories and family legacies has ... The post Must-Read Jewish Memoirs appear...
STORY OF THE WEEK: September 6
The story of the week for August 31 to September 4 is… Visitation by Paul D’Arcy
“We Want You To Make Magic”: A Buyer True Story
TorontoRealtyBlog A reader commented last week that she wanted more "stories." I'm listening. Not only that, I have absolute whopper of a story for you today... The post “We Want...
STORY OF THE WEEK: August 30
The story of the week for August 24 to 28 is… Abyss by Alyson Floyd and Teaching the youngest how to drive by Robb Lanum
‘What’s a fact about yourself that sounds made up?’ – 17 real life stories people find hard to believe
We’re all prone to exaggerating a story to impress a crowd. But some people’s life stories are so peculiar that no embellishment is required. Don’t believe me? Well, Extreme-Repeat...
A time to share stories
Editor’s note: As we observe the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11, Kevin Ritter-Jung, director of media and communications for the Metropolitan New York Synod, and Kathleen Ruen, synod...
Updike’s kaleidoscope: Telling a life through a set of unconnected stories
John Updike wrote around 250 short stories, the vast majority of which are from the perspective of the “Updike” character. As has been well documented, they’re based on himself, hi...
Around the Grid: Step Into the Story
Around the Grid is your weekly guide to the people, places, and experiences that make Second Life come alive. From exciting new locations and can't-miss events to live music, commu...
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